Sentence examples for true models from inspiring English sources

None of the dancers are old enough to have seen Ms. Cohen's own impassioned performances, the true models for their roles, with Sokolow's company during the 1960's.

Indeed it is: there is something of Astrud Gilberto in Sade's cool, melancholic crooning, but her true models are Billie Holiday and Edith Piaf; she is a defiant, wounded, hopeless romantic.

One of the original members and the first chancellor of the French Academy, Desmarets opened the long literary battle, since called the querelle des anciens et des modernes (see ancients and moderns), by arguing that the true models for modern French literature were Romance legends and the Bible rather than classical Greek and Roman writers.

The synthetic true models are same as Fig. 1.

In looking to add new revenue streams, Airbnb is eyeing some tried and true models.

Designs with higher resolution are considered more closely by simulation under various true models for location and dispersion.

True model: negative binomial GLMM; competing modeling strategies: Poisson, ZIP, NMM for arcsinh-transformed counts, ZINB.

But his true model and hero was F. Scott Fitzgerald.

All were durable starters, but none taller than 6-4, anoneone a true model for Sabathia.

For a true model of manlessness, though, try the nineteen-nineties, when "Absolutely Fabulous" arrived at the BBC.

President Roosevelt has a Carpenko, a true model of the Hudson River packet sloop Experiment, which sailed for China in 1785.